Like many things, the definition of hypergrowth depends on the criteria used to calculate it. I think startups and established businesses should be judged separately. Established companies can use EPS to measure growth. A startup company like VERB has zero EPS, so if they achieve a positive EPS, their calculated growth rate would be infinite for the first time and change with performance thereafter. For VERB, it might be more appropriate to use revenue growth as a basis with the expectation that it will eventually lead to similar EPS growth. Rory has mentioned hypergrowth many times. I would be interested in knowing how he defines hypergrowth. If he reads this board, maybe he will provide further clarification on what he considers hypergrowth.

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https://www.ideamotive.co/blog/what-is-hyperg...achieve-it